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Adomaa: I attempted suicide at a point

"I slid into depression, I had gotten quite suicidal. In fact, I did attempt it at some point. I had lost incredible amount of weight," Adomaa told Naa Ashorkor on Between Hours show

Joy Onyinyechukwu Adomaa Serwaa Adjeman, popularly known by Adomaa has said life has not been all rosy for her because at a point she attempted suicide as a result of career trauma.

She said she started having “panic attacks” in her early days as a musician.

“I slid into depression, I had gotten quite suicidal. In fact, I did attempt it at some point. I had lost incredible amount of weight,” Adomaa told Naa Ashorkor on Asaase Radio’s Between Hours show.

“It was a traumatic period and I had to do therapy at a point,” the actress recalled. “Those were triggered every time anything to do with music came up. So I had to stop music.”

Accidental music career

Adomaa said moving into music was “very accidental, it was supposed to be for fun, but it became a career.”

“The buzz and how it was going it was skyrocketing basically. Immediately before I realised I had a team, and they were there to help push Adomaa. I hadn’t necessarily decided that this was what I wanted to do, it was one of the things I knew I wanted to do but prior to that I was trying to find what I wanted to do,” she said.

Quiet return to music

“I came back to music just last month,” the lead character in popular TV series Dede said. “I quitted music but I hadn’t come out to tell anyone. I was in a very dark place and a huge part of why I was in that dark place has to do with music. It almost felt like life and death.”

“I knew I wanted to act but that hadn’t worked out yet… It was so much going on and it felt like I might have been okay with it, if it was at my pace. It was like I had just learnt to walk and now I am being told to run.”

“Luckily, acting came up because I was trying to escape. I was trying to do something different. And I can’t say goodbye to music because it was the most fulfillment I had ever doing anything.”

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